Your child’s ABA treatment plan is the individualized roadmap that guides their therapy — built by a BCBA from a thorough assessment and updated as your child grows.
What’s in the plan
A treatment plan typically includes your child’s current strengths and needs, specific and measurable goals, the strategies that will be used to teach them, how progress will be measured, and your family’s priorities. It’s genuinely individualized — the plan belongs to your child, not a template.
A living document
The plan isn’t fixed. Your BCBA reviews data regularly and adjusts goals as your child masters skills and new priorities emerge. You’re part of this process — your input shapes the goals, and you’ll see how progress is tracked over time.
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What is an ABA treatment plan?
It's the individualized roadmap for your child's therapy, built by a BCBA from an assessment. It includes current skills, measurable goals, teaching strategies, and how progress is measured, and it's updated over time.
Can I have input on my child's goals?
Yes. Your family's priorities are central to a good treatment plan, and you should be part of setting and reviewing goals throughout therapy.
This page is general educational information, not medical advice. Every child is different — a BCBA can assess your child’s specific needs. Autumn ABA serves families in all 21 NJ counties; see where we provide ABA therapy.